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Mr.. EDWARD ATKINSON, the statisti-
clan, illustrates the cheapness of American
government by novel method-one that
will arrest attention when tables of dollars
and cents figures would not. Thus he
shows that the actual annual cost of all
the functions of our Government, includ-
ing the maintenance of government in the
Territories, and of armies and navies, and
of payment of the war debt, is equal to the
yearly earnings of 100000 men; that of
Great Britain and Ireland TO the labor of
1,574,000 men; that of France to the
united industry of 100000 men; that of
Germany to the earnings of ., 400, 000men,
and that of Italy to the result of the labor
of 2,950,000 men. Whoever gives mo-
ment's thought to these striking proofs
will discover that there must here offer
opportunities for men that are not pre-
sented in the Old World, for industrial
occupation, and for the accumulation of
property in all its varied forms. If, as he
proves, it takes the labor of but one man
in America, to produce contribution to
government support of an amount for
which the labor of nearly four men is re-
CURED in England, and that in Italy
nearly six times more of earnings is re-
quired to accomplish there what the earn
ings of one accomplish here, it follows that
our government is cheaper on the one
hand, and earnings greater and more Ger
in ermine, support thrones and lay them
over with gold, to float vast nayies, and
maintain great local military arms to awe
the people. Yet the cry, born of demagogy,
goes up that we are oppressed; that we
starve the worker and build up an aristoc-
racy who rob the poor, and all that. The
truth is, all such plants are the mouth
ings of the unthinking. When they can
point to land where there is greater lib
erty, broader opportunity, less restriction,
cheaper government, freer men, better Of
ferings for labor, and greater reward for
its output, it will be time to talk about
topping down our national structure and
supplying its site with new theories of
government. What we need to do is, not
to tear down, undermine, abuse and Willy
the American system, but labor to keep it
the cheapest, freest, best and most liberal
in the world
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Good EDUCATIONAL Chance.

4 n ACKNOWLEDGED SCHOLAR AND TU-
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double gold medalistj, tAuthor and LecturerJ,
visits or receives Private Pupils or Glasses in
Latin and Greek Classics, Mathematics, Philoso-
ply, Sciences, French, German Spanish, Ital
method has always proved of extraordinary
success in fitting for American and European
Universities and Colleges, for medical, clerical
and legal profession, and for military and com
mercial lines. Highest recommendations and
references. For prospectus, etc, address real
On DR.. BERSoN, OILS n street. jal0-2plmMWF
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The Giory of Man Is Ills Strencth, and
for the many ailments arising from nervous
prostra.ion and physical weakness, such as loss
Of vital enel gy, nervous debility, seminal weak
ness. impotency aud the various ills caused by
IndiscreTion, Excess spd Abuse there is no more
effectual remedy than Dr.. LaMars' Seminal
Pills. They build up the entire system, renew
the wasted energies, giving strength, yigor aud
fiF.u find in them veritable fountain Of youth.
Price, 81 30. Sent C. o. D., by express, or by
mail. on receipt OF price Address ell orders to
A. McBOYLE & CO., Druggists, P. o. Box 1852,
San Francisco. ias-6rn
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SIDNEY,

DY ST. CLAUS, 2I71S; DAM. 20
u Sweetness, 2:2l14, by Vol. NS1
unteer, viii make the season of E3G D.
1887 at my ARNo STOCK FARM, esgfTfI~e<-s,A>
Sacramento county, Arno sta- ~sSeB Y
black points, Is hands 2irches high. Although
only years old he has two year old colts which,
as yearlings with from six TO eight weeks hand
ling, have showed onequarter in 80 seconds
one-half in 1:20. have sold one of his year
lings for 81 500 and refused 900 for three 9TH
ers. This tells more about his qualities as a
stock horse than a page of eulogium. His
breeding is so royal that II speaks tor itself.
Anybody wishing his tabulated pedigree will
receive il free OF charge on application, and l
will be glad 10 show his produce 70 any person
DESTROYS of seeing them. viii this year stand
SIDNEY at the very low fee of s75, with privi-
lege of return if mares don't prove in foal, pro-
viding shall own the horse next year. Pas
turage at moderate rates, but no responsibility
for escapes or accidents of any kind
G. VALENSIN.
For further particulars or tabuaied pedigree
address JOHN R0WES, Hicksyille, Sacramento
comfy. 4ptf
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[he Glory of Man Is His Strength, an,

If YOU want first-elass Buggy, Cart,
phae:on or anything III the carriage line go to
HARRY BERNARD'S, Sixth and L streets. If
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GENERAL NOTICES.

As a dressing and color resto err. nothing
is 90 satisfactory as PARKER's HAIR BALsAM.
PARKEh's IONIC often cures when all else fails.
sii-ItW
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ADJUSTMENTS, ETC.
The Greatest Musical Event Of The Season.
AGRAND CONCERT AND BALL

WILL BE GIVEN AT ARMoRY HALL, ON
Friday Evening, February IL, 1887,
By C. C. and Pleasant Grove Bands, consisting
of 80 Musicians enllvened by Sacramento Di-
vision No. 7, Q. 4. K. of p, in their beautiful
and attractive Fancy Drills, which has merlted
such Il reputation throughout this State as being
one of the best drilled Divisions on the Coast.
\ feature of the occasion will be an Echo Piece,
entitled " Beauties of Nature composed by p
Spargo especially for this occasion. Also, Miss
Nellie Spargo the well-known Cornet Soloist,
will render her select solos. The superb Spareo
Family Quartet of Comets will appear in their
gems OF harmony. There will be given two
Grand Coupon Prizes. Admission to Concert, %
cents: admission to Concert and Ball, 81 per
couple. Concert commences at $50 P NJ. The
direction and management of the floor will be
under the jurisdiction of Sacramento Division,
No. I, U.R. K. of No money or care have
been spared to make this one of the finest
events of the season, and all those who will at
tend are promised a good time feS-it
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T O. ID a Y
At SALEsROOM. AT 10 O'CLOCK, FURNI-
q ture consisting of Parlor, Bedroom and
Kitchen Furniture. Also, two good Horses,
Harness and one Farm WAGON. fe9-1t
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-09

Lenahan offered to introduce bill cut of or
der, and the rules were suspended for the pur-
pose. The bill amends Section OF Article XIII.
OF the Constitution. Referred.
Murphy introduced bin relating TO foreign
insurance companies Referred.
Finder introduced bill to amend the Penal
Code, defining grand larceny.
At 5.1 adiourned
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-09

TOUGHER, from the special committee ap-
pointed TO investigate the matter of certain
published statement in the stockton Nail. re-
hecting upon the dignity of the Senate and
especially its presiding officer. reported that in
the committees opinion, the real culprit was
Z" the contemplate wretch " who sent copy of
.he paper containing the Objectionable article to
the family of the presiding officer. Also, that
the identity of the said contemplate wretch -
could not be established, wherefore, after ex-
pressing its utmost confidence in the President
of the Senate, the committee recommended the
matter be dropped.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-09

s B. 90 appropriating 100000 to create n
permanent fund for the purchase OF jute to be
manufactured at the State Prison at san Quen-
tin, was taken mp.
Clunie moved to have the bill referred to the
Finance Committee. Lost He then offered an
amendment reducing the appropriation to s50,-
600, and Vrooman offered to amend by making
the sum $4,000.
Boggs. author of the bill, thought that $4,000
would be satisfactory. and Vrooman's amend
ment was then adopted. The bill was then or
dered to engrOssment.
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S. B. 1884, to provide for painting State build
ings at Sacramento.
s B. 237. in relation to the duties of the Con-
troller and Trustees of school districts as to ap-
portionment of moneys, the enroilrnent of pII-
pills in the Grammar School course. etc.
Can't .etti moved that the Senate concur in
the amendment made by the Assembly to
5. B. ~, providing special tax for the support
of the State University. Carried.
lThe amendment provides that n portion of
the money be applied 10 permanent improve
ments.
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IECTUHE.

YJNYNAN & o'MALLEY's BAND WILL GIVE
| their Regular Weekly Social, at Jacobs Hall
TONIGHT Floor Director, A. .. Symes Ad
mission-Gents so cents; Ladies free. te9-lt
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following capital business
perce
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s. s. s E, {. soathworrh, Dentists, sse.
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DON'T FORGET
aoCEATs

rI,HE SOCIAL PARTY OF UNITY CIRCLE,
CO. F, TOMORROW Thursday EVEN.
ING, at Tuner Hail. Tickets, % cents. Grand
March at s, feS-itf
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TWO FRONT ROOMS = FURNISHED-TO
| | rent in a private family; bath. Apply 925
| 6 street second house from corner OF Tenth
| (north sidel. fe9-it*
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Afternoon Session,

S. B. 14o, making an appropriation for the sup
port of the State Prison at olson for the thirty
eighth fiscal year.
seventh fiscal year.
s B. 2O7, proviiing for travelling expenses of
the Board of Railroad Comm ;ssioners Tor thirty
third fiscal year.
S. B. 100, appropriating $4,000 to erect bui d
ings etc at the Home for the Adult Blind. A
substitute appropriating $4,000 was adopted
5. b. 19l. appropriating SIS, 500 for purchasing
property for the location of the Industrial Home
of Mechanical Trades for the Adult Blind.
S. 3. 1SS, proposing an amendment to the Con
stitution, making the legislative session of
ninety days duration.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Regular Meeting of the Olive Branch
Ladies' Society, THIS wednesday, EVENING,
February 9th. All members requested to be
present MRS. SARAH GENT, Pres.
MIG L Z MEAD Secretacy tes.1tk
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-03-09

boor BUN bog meb flor Spmpatbi ub:
taller itg ont be mango @eie, ber e,
aabnet &binbeu, itibnt bun fun anie,
oem iom r8alliatioer, linbrenbe 6or,
bolosre9ler", bet Snbles sipe,
bun nSioite 8labe, @rinorinser oe
Befienoelier", benne Boq, lom bun
talber fin 8enoni. fit @mertensBarn,
tnen iuit berfor osiaa lit @labens
Barn.
Men bar bun enb lite paa ben
Maabe attip taset 9el Mrbeibet fur
at aabne Rpinben Nbsans til @rbperp
I be forifiel1iae 8ran9er - bisie
@eie aabneoes bog fsri, ba bun alle<
rebe baooe lepet fine Teite Mar = ct
itaar bog fait: gun bar feet os ier
fremoeles meb @le6e paa, bpab Der
uorettes,os = bun itjgb bog 8re9en,
bun ngit foran / Dor Mluorbpi". Ser
for beorer ri benoe i6as, oerfor brinz
ger ri benbe Dor erbbbise Sat.
Set er bort 0nlte ibas,at bun enbz
MI lense maa ie be peliisneliesrise
5ruster al fit Mbbps9erarbeibe, fit
banebrpoenbe &rbeioe, os at BUN / fit
2ips Mften me6 @lebe maa ertienoe.
at benbes 9tabn lite bar paret frepet
paa Bpl9en.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-03-09
Jnblanbet.

Sen befienote Yrebitant u9 Taler
8aitor 8enrD 8arb Bee9er fra Seem
gorf laa for 9gben 8esbnbelien al
u9en.
= 6orlaset om SnblBsnin9 al
Erabe= =9ollaren ct blenet Sob uoen
8reiioentens l1nberirift, forbi be ii
Sage, inben boilfe 5orilaset maatte
ienbes tilbase, beriom 8reiibenten
lite pilbe sobfienbe bet, ublbb, inben
bet tilbaaefenotes. 2iseiaa 5orl llaset
angaaenoe Mnti<Slerfoneri.
= @n Manb / Canton / 8enniDl>
pania troebe iibite l1se, at ban nar
bleben beitiaalen for $4,000, os ans
melbte bet. Man fanbt, at bette bar
rimelist, tb; benne @anb bar inaeu
Eiuio til 8anterne os siemmer ber>
for ale &ense / fit 6us = inbtil
$4,000 paa en- Gang. 9an bar
paasnet ON @orsenen, os bapbe bu
Ieet 9Dpen arbeibe, men ielp fplte ban
fig sanlfe bebbpet af &lorOform os
falbt tilbase bebionlbs. 9a ban
paasneoe, talte ban 4ensene os iau'
nebe $4,000. Man fit 9etectiuer
uoenbpes fra us iBste allepeene efter
EDuen, men fan fanbtes lite. Eli
iiblt fit man Manben til at telle 8en.
gene oper isien. Ds ba pife bet fig,
at ber bar lite en- Gent borte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-03-09

St foritaar,at mango har faaet ben
S6e, at bot Mrtitel gto. 274 al
l1seblabet par en- Mrtttel mo6 Mf=
bol6sfolfet. &i tan lite foritaa, al
ben fortrinspis fan falbes 1aa. @i
siorbe ct foresaaenbe Seumer al
Blabet en- @enitillen til Mfbolosfoltet
om at optrebe imo6 @aloonerne, -
be famine ioln ri optraabte imoo. @i
oltiaa ibste Biitanb mob en- feles
Mobitanber.
@n Probibitionif beiporebe por
Nnmoonins meb at afbile ben. Dm
ban eioroe bet paa eene eller 4robiz
bitioniiternes &esne, ct oer inaen
fom peb.
@i beioarebe 9lfTa9et meo at for
flare, bporfor hi troeoe, bor @enitil>
len bar berettiset, os ri ubtrbtte por
3pipl om, at 8robibitioniiten bapbe
bet rette @pn paa ben Gag.
@i bnifer altioa foritaaet, at bet
lite fra Dor @ioe pnites opfattet iom
zen @rtitel MOB Mfbolbsfoltet." @i
tpertom iB9te bets Biftanb.a
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-03-09

bolbSforiparerne" os 9ranferne TIL
meo itilles / &lasie meb bperanbre,
ba inofer ri lite beqer, bpab @runn
ben 8lanbins bar til Subel os &pl=
beit al l1seblaoet. Stfe rettere emf
ri neb, bar l19eblabet peret efter
9ranterne operalt, boor bet baube en-
Nnlebning, og 9ranferne peb bet.
Sm Mr. Sacobien, meb bpem ri for
refen troeoe at ftaa paa en- sanfe pen=
Zig Sob, / bisie 2inier pil bore iitano
til at finbe ben pnitebe Jortlarins, er
pel lite iittert, bots ri itn1 bbnme fra
bpab Der but ben6t os fdr, men hi
baaber bet bebite. Ser er iast enbel
mere enb itrenst taset bebppebes
forat beipare bans @pbrssmaal, men
ri baaber, bet lite berfor er blepet
utbbeligere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-03-09

bar intet meo ben Eins at gibre.
8rincipet Tan lite foranbres for bet.
@n an6en Eing bliper bet fonlfe
bebit meb bet famine at sibre @ebe
for nen,lis ben rNulebning til@pno"
Set niloe MI lite bape talt ieroeles
pel for os, om ri itulbe bape ment, at
mon lite maatte borttaae Mnlebnin<
gen operalt, bpor man funbe, men bet
er nu iaa gruelis iieloen, man fan,o
berfor tror pi,bet ct bebit at bore for
berebt paa at beieire Jrifelien. 9etz
.te par por Menins iibf, os bet ct
bet MI. Ds alle be @rempter iom
man bar biitet op meb iom Biuis for,
at bet gaar an at bortta9e Mnlebninz
gen, benz foritaar ri life sanife. @fz
ter benz at bpmme, rnaa ber MI nere
ferre Gnlebninser til Spnb, eno bet
bar ben Sag, loam banerebe uo af
Garaois, og ben, iom leper 5000 @ar
berefter, ,oil fanlfe finoe, at ba bat man
borttaget al Q(nleonins til GDnb /
8erben.
9oab angaar r@9bebpblen" %
r5egtnin9en ben &eiret"ital ri Blot
iise, at bet er rart, at forauftise
Menneiter sisr iliet @eien af bet.
Mr. 9olm bot @et, bet ct fpst at
role fig ielu. 9pis l1seblabet bar
siort bet, iaa er itbst osiaa oa. @il
@efretaren / Nfbolbsforeninsen bore
iaa penlig at opsiue, bpormeset ben
bar betalt for &uerterina l1seblaoet,
iaa ifal ri Oplpie ON, bpormanse 81
nier ben / bet bele bat bapt iomNuer>
tisiement. Set Ct bare 1aaban for en-
Dperiists Stplb / al @enitabelisbeb,
toritaar fig.
ut Sobn 9olm lab inoe meb en- goo
9el cheek, bibite ri NOT, men at bet
sranoieoe til l1foritammetbeb, bapbe
ri ristisnot lite antaset.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-03-09

Ser bat tilbe(s peret reiit bel
SpBrssmaal, um man fan betraQtt
beru1enoe 9riffe 1om en- Subs @apt
| 9isbeb me6 andre 9ritfe % Mao,
Manse rDiter ba forfar6et paa 9ope.
bet. Os bet er intet unber. 81
forobmmer 10 lisefrem Barren os fal:
oer ben ofte me6 geapne, iom ct aFe.
bebe fra Menneifets @rfeftenbe.
Men bporlebes filler ben Gag fig
laa, ,naar &aren tillabes bru9t ION
Mebicin o9 for inbuitrielle 9iemeo:
@r ben ba en Cubs @ape? @tpl,
ber ri &orberre nosen Eafnemmelia=
beb ior @apen ba?
Set er bog faftiit famine @tof.
ut bore foniefpent er lite 1aa en6e
frem enbba.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-03-09

@i pi( beroeo befjenbt9ipre tor fra
perenoe S(est os &enner, at bot
tiere Ssn 9ialmar afsit peo 9Bbeu
ben Ste 5ebruar 3 Moaneber %
Sase aammel. @i afleeser Dor bier,
telisite Eat til benz, lom sar ps be-
bielpelise unber bans Spsbom pq
belto9 8e9rapelien.
Ser9us Soils, Zoe Marts 1887.
Sobn Dlien.
@me(te Ol1en.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-03-09
Mintteipta.

2e9tslaturen enbte fit Nrbei5e itbfte
n9e, og nu faar ben rStrub" for alt
bet, ben foripmte.
= Ser ital bore foritieuise BDer,
iom tenfer paa at operie 9biz2icenie=
2Ooen os beriblanbt ct. SAUL. @et=
iinbi9e 5olt mener, at iaabanne Gorz
Ing pil enbe iom be fortiene.
= Sen befienote vSreeoom pi
Eorffic 8iu" al @enator 9iron iises
at pere fonititutionsitriois. Sal
fa1o forigser @asfbrerne
at sootsipre bette, os @uoernpren
babbe life un6eritrepet ben enboa
2prbas.
= gn Tanse iom beniab arreFeret
for 9eftetDueri i &o@eiter bar ner
unoiluppen forleoen. 9an bapbe 6
Tiger peret beltieftiget meo at forarz
beibe en @bs1e til fin @e1eber. Nps>
len bar af Gre os ifulbe bore meset
go6t siort. @beriffen bapbe Mis=
tante pm Sorboloet, os Sausen Tom
lite len9ere ino til ben bbre 95r.
= @rs. 9arriet u. Grip, en-
imut @nfe fra @beQ Safe @isconiin,
bar iasipst en- 8anfbr / ct. Saul for
$4,000 iom @ritatnins forat bape
1ueset ben6e for 29fte ont 9@9tei eitab.
= Sobn 8rbces 9us tire @il fra
@len,uoo6 brenote forri9e Eirsoa9.
Me &leoer brenbte os1aa. 9abet
ani1aaes til $1,000 meo blot $500
IsIurance.
= Sfplse Minneapolis Journal
bat &ebaftpren al u@penlfa Tolfets
Sibniu9" iasib9t llb9iuerene at
r@penifa 9lmerifanita Soften" for
$4,000 for formentli9e Gornermelier.
&apt. lnore>u Sanbbers bar ia9is9t
famine 8lao for $4,000, osiaa paa
@runb af fornermelise llotalelier.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-03-09

.Mr. @peno Sacobien fra Eorben=
ifiolo ofeifer os i6a9 / fin Snolen,
belie til l1seblaoet rlibt 5orflarin9"
ianlebntns por 9lrtifel mob slfbul6s=
folfet $50. 274 af Blaoet.
@i ftaar til enbner 9ib pillia til al
sipe gorflarins, om ri BLOT tan. Men
sobt pe.beti alle iaabanne Eilfe1oe
pere, oh pebfommenoe, 5om ipsr, 70.
list os beiinbist fprit leite pper ben
Irtifel, iom bar oolbt 8rpberi.
Maaife oi(6e 6a meset epflares %
iepnes af fig ielp. @amtibist ital ri
inbrpmme, at Der Tan bore man9t oq
meaet, fom lite 9aiten bliper iaa be-
itemt % tpbelist ubtrptt, 1om BET
1fulbe bore.
Stu ipbr Sacobien fbrit: r9pilten
at @tatens 9ope operier os tiliioeiet=
ter GfbolosfOlfet2".
@i bar lite iaet, at be tilfioeietter
ncsen, bar ri bel? Men hi bar reiit
bet benasten6e Spprssmaal: vDe
tror ba bel lite, at be bar &et til at
operie oip.?" Og ri tror, at ri bapbe
@runo til bet. sor bet fbrite afpi=
ter 1'emlia Utr. Stub bet foregaaen<
DC ytumer at 8laoet Dor SenitiQen
til Nfbolbsfoltet on, at fgse rettet paa
uoroenen n1eb bet uloplise 8ranbe>
ninsial9 paa bet @runblas, at be er
Nfbolosfclt, % antpber, at be lite bar
noset meo ben Gag at sigre. Set
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-03-09

vDs no9le af benz raper nu mellem
@a(oonerne, oa ies ct nis paa, at Dc
lite bar fgbt 9ranfere. geei, bet er
9riffen, iom ct Nariag til beres
Jalb" - s. q. Batfen.
8i er big paa, at Dor feues Mp>
Der @pa lite par fabt meb 2Diten til
at tase forbuben Srust. Set maatte
bel bore 6rustens SfDlb, at bun falbt
ba = formobentlis!
Wten bporlebes er bet meb ben VIM
leontn9en. @taar ben MI ber ieien?